The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 90
... offered as con- temporary work , but as booty from Greece at the extra- ordinarily high prices paid for such works in imperial Rome . Similar circumstances may account for the " dis- covery " of a manuscript or autograph by a dead ...
... offered as con- temporary work , but as booty from Greece at the extra- ordinarily high prices paid for such works in imperial Rome . Similar circumstances may account for the " dis- covery " of a manuscript or autograph by a dead ...
Page 560
... offered the plates for sale . As far as is known , they were sold for scrap . Emanuel Bach and the organist - composer Johann Fried- rich Agricola ( a pupil of Sebastian's ) wrote an obituary ; Mizler added a few closing words and ...
... offered the plates for sale . As far as is known , they were sold for scrap . Emanuel Bach and the organist - composer Johann Fried- rich Agricola ( a pupil of Sebastian's ) wrote an obituary ; Mizler added a few closing words and ...
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... offered hospitality to revolution- ary émigrés from the Balkans , and as a result a number of Balkan uprisings in the 1840s were planned in the principalities . In the meantime the idea of Romanian national unity evolved and was ...
... offered hospitality to revolution- ary émigrés from the Balkans , and as a result a number of Balkan uprisings in the 1840s were planned in the principalities . In the meantime the idea of Romanian national unity evolved and was ...
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